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2 Dead In Crash | 2 Shot At Cemetery | 2 Fatal Crashes Within Hours
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2 Killed In Crash Involving Garbage Truck In Will County: State Police
Two people were pronounced dead at the scene, and four people were taken to area hospitals for treatment, police said.
2 Shot At Cemetery, 1 In Custody
Northwest Elementary School was placed on a secure lockdown for 40 minutes during an active shooter situation at the cemetery.
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One crash happened late Wednesday night, the other early Thursday morning, police said.
The crash happened Wednesday evening at Country Charm, police said. A Mokena man allegedly fell asleep behind the wheel.
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GoFundMe campaigns have been established for displaced residents after a fire ravaged their apartment building Jan. 25 in Chicago Ridge.
The event will again be held over two days, April 11–12, at the Odyssey Country Club in Tinley Park.
The man left his car running unattended and unlocked while he ran back to his apartment. When he returned, the was gone, police said.
The Community Blood Center is urging all eligible blood donors to consider donating at this time. Donate by Jan. 31, get a free CBC T-shirt.
Mike Bacon is ready to open the door of his barbecue spot Arrowhead Smoke Works.
John "Jack" Fitzgerald died Jan. 27 at 85 years old. He was a devoted public servant as both mayor and fire district chief.
Services for Doug Erwin, 52, of Manhattan, will be held Friday and Saturday. Congestion is expected along Oak Park Avenue.
The City appointed its new Chief of Police during Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
Shows are set for Feb. 21–23 at Lincoln-Way West High School's auditorium in New Lenox.
Every second of delay in reversing course increases the probability of global disaster, Atomic Bulletin of Scientists warns.
The Tinley Park-based nonprofit is a local chapter of a national network of Down syndrome support and education centers.
The seasonal brush cleanup event will be held Saturday, Feb. 15. Volunteers are treated to brats, potatoes, and this time—chocolate.
Student directors from the Porter Players formed six groups and wrote, cast, rehearsed and filmed all their pieces.
The funding supports innovation in semiconductor manufacturing through research at Lewis University.
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